A Conversation About Koffee, Sam Smith & Respecting Culture [DEBATE] || The Fix Podcast
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- In this podcast clip, the crew debates Jamaicans having mixed reactions to Koffee's music video collab with Sam Smith
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I agree with Naro a Nation's culture is important and should be kept because it form apart of their identity. People can't continue to change their culture to suit other countries culture or else the nation will be lost and headed down a dark path where they may never have the mechanism to regain consciousness. Whoever don't want accept the culture go and live in the country with the culture you prefer simple
This "anti-everything-"non-Jamaican"" is why dancehall is on a downward spiral. Jamaican produced Reggae is pretty much dead, Dancehall is soon to follow. Get up with the times and embrace change. Let Naro continue, he won't have any topics to discuss soon.
@@James-sz2hr qatar is a good example of sticking to what u believe in.. not because everything is acceptable means that you have to accept it... places like America were founded by pagans so their ideals will always reflect a paganism lifestyle, people across the world fell in love with Jamaica and its culture so why should we now change to suit another country?
Disagree with Ari for sure this time sorry.
This has been happening to Jamaica. Just take a look at Dancehall it's essentially just American trap music now
@@James-sz2hr stfu..danehall doing better now than ever..look how much youth a rich an a eat from music..yuh think music did apull money like d youth them now or even a reach d extent? stop compare to other cultures and look where we coming from instead of straying and doing immoral things because everyone else is doing it
Culture represents a group of customs that people practice regularly. Sometimes culture is localized. For example, the maroons practice certain traditions that the rest of the country still needs to learn. But they never tried to force those customs on the rest of us. Over time other things are added. For example, people of age in the sixties will tell you that dancehall was a physical space, and there was nobody selling drum pan chicken and soup outside that space. Homosexuality is not publicly accepted in Jamaica, but it has been around us forever.
Facts. People are mistaking a social taboo for culture. It is not the same thing.
@@ShangoHeruGinen1791, Absolutely. And they use it to bring people down. Clearly, people like Foota Hype are trying their darndest to kick Koffee out of the music business.
If this was Koffee's first song would she have garnered the support of the Jamaican youth or the Jamaican crowd? Nope. Koffee played the Jamaican crowd and dropped her facade. Jamaica is an inclusive country, Ari. Accepting certain lifestyles has nothing to do with inclusion.
Factsssss
When she get the Grammy for the first album, it was a wrap
Culture is “Out of many, one people”.. that is it. Stand for something or fall for everything. If people don’t agree with their culture representation that’s the people stance. People have to respect people’s culture just like people want their culture and lifestyle to be respected,
Will have to agree with Naro on this one. And furthermore we need to stop acting as if Jamaica is a violent homophobic country, we are very tolerant of them despite our homophobic songs. Most gay on gay crime out here are within the homosexual community, it's not like we are going out of our way to attack gays.
That's a narrative that 'they' will never push. They want the world to believe that there's a gay purge going on on Jamaica when that is so far from the truth.
Exactly! Sam Smith had one the biggest song playing in every dance in Jamaica. And ppl knew he was gay then !! They are ok with him as long as he stays in his own path.
Jus dnt try to force or infiltrate our nation.
@@Djkid404 as long as them naa do wah him a do now..dem hav a agenda
Sometimes culture is rooted in a lot of trauma. Some traditions/culture need updating. Jamaica has a heavily violent culture. Dat nuh mean wi fi keep it dat way. Dont get fooled by the word.
Everything that's done in past is why Jamaica is famous, don't fuck with the culture!!
Koffee was never preaching Rastafari from day 1. People only associate her with rastafari because of who she aligned with and her type of music.
Koffee was all about peace and love and gratitude is a must. It’s not fair to limit her to a Rasta box. Jamaica is only 3 million people. There’s a massive world out there bigger than Jamaica. Open your minds.
Facts
Respect that! I LOVE Jamaica, Lord knows I do but I think there are some aspects of the culture that is so incredibly hypocritical. The same Bible that speaks against homosexuality also speaks against fornication and judging the sins of others, however we tend to pick and choose who we want to blaze with fire and leave the ones we approve of alone. There are some cultures who believe in punishing a woman for having been raped, perhaps sometimes its the culture that needs to grow as humanity evolves. (Just sayin).
Ari is saying she agree to say why she disagree😂😂ICONIC! She is a “modernist” so I know exactly what she’s going to say but Naro surprised me with his moral stance.
ari has none..seem like she grew abroad and not in jamaica
@@GrammaDhan She just frighten for farrin ting.
ARI low key fawud like AGENT too wen she chat, every time too.
Jamaica is coming like America. people in different country eat different things,that mean are you going to eat the same thing they eat too because of the culture SMH 😤
Them soon start eat frog and boil hotdog & wear cowboy boots , stop clean dem house and smoke crack and take coke and call it culture
Jamaican people blind though, she has ALWAYS showed her true self. You need to watch the “Lockdown” video more closely!
I've said this numerous times, if people couldn't tell Shebada was gay, they'll never see Koffee as gay. the lyrics for that song ALONE should have told everyone she was gay, talking about "hey fancy" like a man would like being talked to like you'd talk to a woman.
Wow, the comment section is super dark. Shine some light. It’s people calling Ari bi because she isn’t condoning hate towards the gay community. Mind you Ari didn’t take any stance, she was just stating facts and coming from a logical thinking stance instead of emotions. To Naro our culture should evolve if it’s speaking towards violence against a specific group. While not disrespecting the culture and pushing any agenda in peoples face. It’s still wrong to make violence against a specific group as ‘culture’. Naro sounds very ignorant but it wouldn’t be the first.
You don't even are sense
@@lighthouse9202 are sense 😂😂😂. Good to know you are sense 🤡. Have a goodnight buddy 🍠
@@NattyByNature- 😂 😜 🤣
Judgement will b very interesting 😅
@@andrewilson7392 we’ll wait forever for that delusion
There's so many Gay persons living in Jamaica some out and some still in, how is it she who is following her dreams which so many regular folks do not do, is failing the culture and selling out..what happened to the those that are so anti gay, wearing the designers that are gay, isn't that appropriation? If a wealthy gay investor or gay successful producer came to Jamaica right now offering jobs and music contracts I guarantee it would not be turned down. The mindset that Jamaica has is the reason why afrobeats is surpassing and becoming the main genre of music and even coming back to Jamaica which many paid top dollars to see them perform.. I am sure Burna boy doesn't give a damn about lgbt topics and has locks and is widely accepted world wide. We are limiting ourselves for a topic that is present in our culture with or without Koffee.. let us choose our battles wisely.. if we were more disciplined I would understand.. but we are too wishy washy to have such a stand point on the topic.
You are 100% correct. I Couldn't of said it better myself. This "anti-everything-non-Jamaican" is why dancehall is on a downward spiral. Jamaican produced reggae is pretty much dead, Dancehall is soon to follow. Let Naro continue, he won't have any topics to discuss soon.
Big up Naro, Ari cultures do change but when that change is to go against and oppose the same aspect of nature which gave them the very life they possess then we must take a stance to protect that culture. All of us have mother and father and to go against that is the greatest dishonor to your parents and also the greatest dishonor to your own life itself because the practices are anti life and anti nature
Ok imma call hypocrisy here. When them artist sing about gun Ari be the one to bash them how them have an influence on the youths. But now koffee doing this is ok is an act. She acting or using the music to do this is bad just like all them scamming gun money drugs it all goes hand in hand since Ari wanna only see thing from her side on this issue.
100%.Dem pick and choose what to be offended by.
Ari where's your moral it seem like you easily evolue in things once it involves money and highlights to the world, stand for something and don't just fall for everything.
True💯 she doesn't even have a child😒
@@ramonetrowers9217 maybe she caan have none, maybe she caan afford one... 🤔
@@Wilcoranking she disgust mhi with her analog brain
Naro is on point! The Koffee conversation is putting the taboo issue in JAMAICA, exactly where oseas people want clarity of what the people of JA tuly think about gays.
Naro closer looking like a woman than foota , he calling foota aunty
We bum battyman and lesbian
@@tsulanijacobie7945 he didn't start it
@@UTG-uptown bum... Yu sure yu use di right word? 🙄
@@Wilcoranking bun umbre ya clown ca read it’s an typo bun battyman
I like how Ari is not afraid to state her own opinion.
She Aquarian its Aquarius season...they stand for all humanity
She sounds like she want to come out the closest
Preach Ari!!!!! Sis you said your part and I could not agree with you more.
Well said, well said.
This is so weird promoting Jamaican culture as anti-gay like yall don't feel that the country got gay people. She has not changed her look, behavior or aura and she always gave gay. To say she is being a sellout for singing gimme to a woman in a song is weird like wunna woulda prefer she to sing bout buddy... #crazy... Let the girl live and prosper!
It's is anti gay don't fuck with the culture, this is Jamaica and we just not pushing violent on them!!
Naro, you are so right ✌🏾, Call it what it is don't beat around the Bush🔥🔥🔥🤷🏾♀️🙏🏾
Long time listener/viewer and first time commenting...I strongly agree with Naro's point about maintaining cultural principles. ARI you’re pointless. Having knowledge does not mean inclusion because with that same knowledge you can make a decision uphold your own cultural values and beliefs.
Ari reasoning makes her so unattractive 😬 how does the persecution and oppression of a group of people becomes their culture... SIGH 🤦🏾♂️
Dat deh gal gone man...
she dunce..only know to speak properly and use big words but with no sense..remembr..england have alot of english speaking people tht talk better than most english speaking folkes but that dosnt make you smart..people need to stop confuse the two
She is a prime example of the brainwash di youths go through,they can't even seperate morals from debauchery,sad times we living in
Maybe you should go read the meaning of culture again
Ari was saying that Black people were forced to adopt the thinking of their oppressors. The same oppressors that forced Black people to accept their religion.
This is like Burning over national flag this is a part of Reggae and dancehall It's about cultural identity it's a way of life
So Jamaicans want all their artist to stay local and adhere to Religious doctrine (which is the direct product of colonization)? That's not "culture" that's just being stuck in the past.
Big up foota hype stand for righteousness real
Foota is a narcissist and undercover gay. Something wrong with him
@@dbro5430 naw support narstyness straight nation God a God big up foota hype real
@@NewPhone-ny4fy I said Foota is gay. I don't condone homosexuality either but the way Foota a carry on make it look like him excited and want try it. The murders in Jamaica is more wicked than Koffee song Talk bout DAT
@@dbro5430exactly foota always talk batty business not just with koffee he accuse everyone of being batty
Foota need to find something to do! Wukless
Morality over debauchery Always!
I am a grown ass woman and seeing those as*s cheeks were a no-no!
They saw Qatar world cup and said "right then, next stop JAMAICA"
🔥🔥Who is she signed to? Who is behind the scenes pulling the strings? Jamaica ya'll need to take a stand! You give an inch and they will take 10 miles!! I'm an African American and they promoted that BS in my community too.. They start you small like a frog in a pot of water and slowly turn up the temperature until before you know it you're boiling. If you don't stop it now Jamaica you'll also have them promoting artists like Lil Nas drinking blood and twerking on Satan's lap!! There are those behind the scenes trying to promote this way of living! She's not working alone!!!! They are trying to change your culture and ((turn out))your boys and girls!!
Naro 💯 right these artist don’t see they sending all the big names to batty up di music n implement they laws onto the country
I agree with Naro, we must keep our culture, it's what separates us from the rest of the world. I wouldn't want certain type of lifestyles to infiltrate ours.
It’s the things that are creatively different that makes something specific to a culture. There is nothing culturally special or creative about homophobia. There’s homophobia in every country on earth. Reggae and dancehall are specific to Jamaica and that’s what separates Jamaica culturally from the rest of the world. The world owes thanks to Jamaica for dancehall.
Jamaicans didn’t create homophobia! I’d be happy for you to tell me who and what men influenced homophobic writings. Where they come from and what they look like.
@@Joidhdss Well check this, in my book, it have nothing to do with no phobia or no kind of bia, in my book life is about right or wrong and as for me that lifestyle is wrong. No one does not have to agree with how me and quite a few see things, we who stand with God stand with righteousness as how we see it. If they can shout out how proud they are for what they believe in, I know I can stand and shout for what I know. There's no hatred, but I won't be silent as to what I stand for.
@@SolidRocEntertainmentSRE that’s fine, because you’re speaking from your book. Not the book of Jamaica. I disagree but many people disagree on beliefs in Jamaica. There are many schools of Rastafarianism, Christianity etc and what is right for one, is wrong for another. From church to church, house to house, brother to sister everybody is has different opinions.
I think it’s impossible to neatly tie a “lifestyle” to an essential national culture, disregarding the prevalence of alternative “lifestyles” even when one seems dominant. That's like saying smoking weed is or isn’t essentially Jamaican culture when it is one of many “lifestyle” choices.
An art form can be claimed by all as culture but the content of that art form is always broad. As i said Jamaicans can agree on reggae being Jamaican culture but not all Jamaicans can agree that such a “lifestyle” is right or wrong. so by all non-violent and un-oppressive means stand by your opinion.
Anyway, I’m digressing and you made a point of saying ‘No one has to agree with me…’
All I’m trying to say is when you say the phrase “our culture” it seems strange when Koffee is Jamaican, so part of the “our”. The lifestyle you want to protect from infiltration is not at risk. It can co-exist with other lifestyles as is already the case. Your idea of “infiltration” is the phobia I’m referring to.
Video bun up man… koffee style what reggae stands for.
Naro 1hunnid percent right! we should/must respect one’s culture ! Next thing I noticed is once you disagree with the lgbtq community they automatically assume you hate them and ready to cancel you, everyone is scared to talk about them so what about str88 people we don’t have a voice ?
Exactly,this actually makes people really hate them for trying to silence other people opinion, I mean how did we get here ,if one has an opinion on another you automatically hate them,make that make sense
@@dungaanatole1469 They have become the same thing that they are fighting against.
Ari is the biggest hypocrite. Naro needs to hold her accountable for them up today down tomorrow ways.
facts
Weh she a seh nuh mek sense
I guess that's why she is there,to do shit like this no matter what lol
We stress math, and English, but basic scientific knowledge is lacking in our society. Everything in life is a spectrum, including sexuality. Dunceness is a bigger issue than we think, because nuff ppl go school but are under educated. It sad because the louder voices will prevail, and empty barrels make the most noise.
Me watching Arry struggling to defend koffee Jah jah please don't doodoo up the culture tell koffee keep har life style outta reggae
Yeah! the struggle is real, stand something or full for everything
Wouldn’t be surprise if Ari is bi
U smart
It doesn't necessarily mean she is
Respect the fucking culture big up Naro
Maybe Naro should not wear blonde hair. It looks kinda gay. Against the culture
@@dbro5430 Lee Scratch Perry an elephant man been a wear it that is apart of our culture nuh understand where the sudden love fi gay in a Jamaica come from
Ari's question is should every culture be respected! It's a valid question. The Middle East has many cultures that people are trying to eradicate because for the most part those cultures are anti women. Should those cultures be respected? Or, should humanity fight to eradicate them! Another valid point is it was culture to shun Rasta. Should we have respected that part of our culture? Ignorance shouldn't always take precedence in every discussion.
Some cultures practice immorality, nothing about Rastafarianism is immoral most of them literally read the Bible and follow the rules of the Bible the only thing is that the think Selassie was the Messiah .
It was still culture to discriminate and mistreat Rasta because again they were different and deviant from the status quo. It's the same thing now happening but to other people. Now Rasta is popular, and everybody chest high and think they can judge who more righteous than who. Just like how not all laws are moral, not all things within culture are right.
I don't think we give enough props to Ari. Across various topics, she knows how to argue her points well. She is very knowledgeable and very articulate. I love to see it!
Arri bisexual so she wouldn't have any other view point.
Facts nasty gal that
And she just a chat so
I'm not bisexual at all and I agree with her..if koffee like woman that's her business..we too much into people business..koffee never said she was rasta
Arrye sound like an advocate...no joke 👀
Ari accept anything lol
Culture is culture... No need to reconstruct to fit a particular narrative.
"We are not approving of that" who cares. Music is diverse as well as culture AND people. Different people different beliefs. And yes they are LGBTQ+ artists but they sing about everything, not only gay shit, what's the big deal. Y'all talking about "not the Koffe we know" you only know what people put out, y'all don't know anything about these artist personal life. And why do you think people have to "come out"?? Unuh did "come out" say unuh straight? Why the gays need to "come out".... kmt
Live your life, mek people live their life and keep the fuck going. Life goes on.
That's why I will always respect Bounty Killer For the no Doubt Try to destroy his career
The same energy needs to forward when artists speak bout murder of dem own black peoples
If we gwan stand, it has to be cross the board.
Straight
Wi a fight fi di culture jahvi and arri tap gwaan like unuh naa nuh bloodclaat sense wi nuh waa wi son dem come fuck batty, dat hard fi understand 🤔
Fix new name is 3 fish
Koffee always presented as a tomboy/ masculine girl. To say she is pushing an agenda rather than consider she's just being herself sounds biased. She has a wide fan base, to think you are the only ones she speaks to would be a mistake. Also consider how she identifies may also affect what and who she is speaking to within her music as with all artists. That said, I think people forget how young she was when she started her music career and she still is very young but we are now seeing her come into her own and become more comfortable within her own skin. That it is where authenticity comes from. I'm sure Koffee is aware of what ppl think about her and if this is who she is, I'm curious as to what ppl expect her to do? Hide? Pretend to please strangers who don't know her? The same ppl who scream agenda are the same ones who want to force other ppl to live according to what they believe and see fit and dictate their visibility. Live your life and allow others to live theirs. These same ppl who are hyper focused on her sexuality which she has YET to talk about, want to know more about her but in the same breath want her to essentially be quieter and dim her light and not stand out so much as someone who is different from what we are used to. There's just too much hypocrisy, bigotry, and ignorance around this conversation and it's so unserious.
Thank you
Well said!
Why we so scared to bun koffee?
Because she is a woman... Acceptance of Lesbians has always been easier than acceptance of gays. Then the lesbians start advocating for the gays and people start to realize they can't accept one without the other. At this point the door is already open and it's too late to close it. Women are the pioneers for inclusiveness.
Because she’s in foreign circles and wen she do good we want to say she Jamaican, but it’s bs we have to have a standard and stick to it we can’t make America change our culture Jamaica 🇯🇲 will not be unique anymore but jus a next island in the Caribbean
Because y'all want y'all cake and wanna eat it , when she makes best songs and albums .. y'all celebrate it
@@kenrickwilliams5177omg who hurt you? Women are the pioneers of inclusiveness. That’s a wonderful thing. If you support artist who represent what you believe then we would be speaking about them. Unfortunately it seems like Koffee is the only one making reggae music that foreign people want to hear.
@@teebelles921 Just don't believe these sexual preferences should be public to corrupt young minds. They can do what they want in their own personal circle but stop making it public.
Ari trying to blur the line between culture and tradition and there is a big difference.
I'm so tired of the reverse discrimination. Live your life but don't force it down other people's throat. Why should Rasta culture conform to the what is PERCEIVED as normalcy and when they don't they are labeled as not being modernized, or they are of regressive thought. We don't always have to agree, but just as much as certain groups want respect, they should respect those who oppose their lifestyle. I'm also tired of the scapegoat that if someone does not agree with that lifestyle, they are violent individuals. There is certainly an agenda to normalize things or create the perception that it's widely accepted and that is far from the truth, not just in Jamaica but world wide. 100% with Naro on this one.
This song could never be done in the 90s
Fyah bun Koffee and Fish Smith. Stand for something or fall for anything!
Religion alone cannot be called culture.
Culture can be said as something ,accepted and practiced.
Religion & government forcing things on people is not a culture
Culture is a brand on what identifies,by so many factors
Everybody want to argue and prove a point when they are in the side of trying to assimilate things that people do not want
When i watched Gimme gimme i was so surprised. I didnt even knew she was in it until she post it on her insta stats being featured in smith song.
But i like the chorus
She is a Phenomenal talented woman & she is cool i like her vibe.
Taffy is a big disappointment to REGGAE.... don't come force we fi accept your SATANIC lifestyle ...🔥🔥🔥 fi yuh...
Don't forget morals now in the name of culture.
Naro right
Ari too emotional !!
Black ppl not bein allowed to vote WAS/IS NOT a culture.
Culture is belief and the way of life of a ppl/nation.
To Ari's point about the culture of bashing Rasta, one minor detail that she overlooked is the Bible does not provide a foundation for such moral stance
People like Ari, is why we culture a guh dung di drain… shaky
Love the points ari raised
The fact the Naro can say this an dem nuh like Foota shows u wha gwan
Jamaica is so embarrassing. Poverty. Crime. Violence. Yet people are concerned about what people are doing in the bedroom. That’s the one time everyone is quick to bring up religion but what is religion doing for Jamaica.
Aaaahhtt, you better not be American talking that shit like the same problem and talking heads don't exist there.
What Naro said is true…it is a slippery slop. So much is confusing in the West…and I’m a young adult, so just imagine what it is like for a child.
Everyone deserves respect…but we should also acknowledge how harmful the blurred lines can be.
soon ari will be promoting it to kids because she seem like the type to push the lgbtq agenda and influence kids into that shit
The good name of both Reggae AND Dancehall was in trouble as soon as K0ffee --
_who, by the way, is a JAMAICAN POP (JAMPOP) ARTIST and NOT a REGGAE OR DANCEHALL ARTIST_ --
was given the 2020 Grammy for the Best Reggae Album. That was the open door for the f!nal phase of
the opposition's attack on Jamaica's music and their overall cultural stance. This "Gimme" video was just
the confirmation and official announcement of K0ffee's true colors.
Two key things to consider seriously NEVER forget --
1) An attack on Jamaican music and culture is, first and foremost, objectively an attack on BL/\C|< PE0PLE overall.
2) The words "evolve" and "evolution" are derogatory codespeak terms to describe the coercive suggestion that a
culture should (or must) compromise its original traditions and norms for the sake of appeasing the oppressor class.
_(In other words, the New Age definition of "evolve" means to sell out the integrity of self or one's culture to please society.)_
These terms are most commonly used in connection with "the agenda" AND against Black people, especially in
connection with Black music known for its conscious influences -- Hip-Hop, Reggae and Dancehall.
Notice how you NEVER hear ANY semblance of conscious lyrical content in mainstream Rap and Dancehall?
DRAW THE CONNECTIONS, PEOPLE!!
Yea man wi si dat ....
Theres a war going on outside no one is safe from.
@@zillogullu33 -- A so it go, mi bredda.
And this war is one we can't afford NOT to fight.
If there was ever a time for a re$!$tance from the f*kk'ry, that time is NOW!
If anything, it's high time we started making it un$afe for the oppo$!t!on.
1) Black people can be gay too. How do you think gay black people feel when you tell them that homosexuality is an attack on black people?
2) Homophobic sentiment and antigay laws in Jamaica stem from the British colonial era... from the oppressor class
3) The only attack on Jamaican music right now is American trap, talentless illiterate monosyllabic wasteman artists like Skillibeng and violence and chopper lyrics.
That girl in the brown topaz fish to
Ari Fantasizing over koffee
Yow unu dangerous enuh 😂😆
Naro right. Reggae no mix up inna certain things. Those are our roots and we should stand by it. New school nuh care bout nutten and that a part of why the culture is going down and the country soon to follow.
Arian please don’t confuse events that happened within a culture as culture itself
KOFFEE -; Action speaks louder than words
Naro accurate pon da one ya. Bless up fi keep it 💯
Ari shouldn't be in Jamaica
100%
Word nasty gal that
Stop being a damn hypocrite
I am a Rasta man and to tell you the truth I never here koffe said she is a rasta people just assume she was because of her affiliation
Koffee likes girls. Whats the big deal? Many speculated and she's jus ready to live her truth. She never tell anyone she want a man! She neva whine pon nuh man! Hopping out her business is very easy to do.
Jamaican people in Ja do not purchase records. If Koffee was waiting on us to eat she would dead for hungry. Let the young lady strive.. maybe u all need to denounce the murders in Jamaica.
Outside of Koffee, these dancehall artists been having lësbïans in their videos for the past 5 years... So it been creeping in.
Always a woman try manipulate a man brain enu but mi love how naro stand his ground
I feel sorry for you
@@teebelles921 don't yuh sorry on me dodo bwoy unnu cya hide lol
Stand his ground on a nonsensical argument.
@@donaldrobb5527 I care zero which side of the fence your on but it's my point of view batty nuh fi f... N 2 clit nuh fi rub that's against nature not against the bible or man law but against nature if everyone become gay fi earth would die.. let that sink in
I'm going to play hypocrite... Girl on girl has always been in dancehall... So because koffee act like a man girl on girl is forbidden??
That’s not hypocrite it’s the truth.
No ppl in Jamaica wanna talk about the obvious. Lol
Ari has the wrong idea about culture... things not always that straight forward
Yea cultures can always evolve, but is not every evolution is good and should be accepted
Arijit you are wrong if you are suggesting that Chronixx not staying true to the core rastafarian faith.The using is neo reggae but the man was always true to his faith.When Koffe was around him and Protoje she NEVER displayed any tendencies which made them suspect her orientation.
Real talk Naro standard/morals/culture for some people it means nothing. We are living in a sick time.
The more you oppress people the bigger they bounce back. PEOPLE HAVE THEIR OWN LIVES TO LIVE, JAMAICANS NEED TO ADAPT TO CHANGE. AGREE TO DISAGREE AND LIVE YOUR LIFE.
@@courtneyredwards No one is trying to stop anyone from living there life. We are talking about a culture and a group of people that have there own believe, which is Rasta.
Ari... That was not no "Simple likkle video" we all saw the Alphabetical order that was being held in there!
And yet the song is a master piece.... clean lyrics... instrumentals up.... I only hear music.. who is Koffee really hurting? 🤔
Cultures change, but Jamaica nah change. Get it through your skulls. Fiya we seh.
ARI ,IS BEAUTIFUL AND INTELLIGENT
Oh please yall don't even respect yourselves or your culture
Can same sex couples get married in Jamaica?? These ladies sounds Bi? Koffee should just say shes not a rasta shes a Lesbian, all this talking about people with culture and them who doesn't or want one. Jamaica is known for their culture sorry ladies, ( ari sounds Bi ) big up Naro we respect your views and your morals respect king, leave people and their culture alone please, respect family 1love
When did Koffee say she was a Rasta? How do you sound bisexual?
Can same sex couples get married in Jamaica? Coco tee brought koffee along with chronix her hair style with the red gold and green scarf everybody says shes a rasta!!! Even no, so to me she should say she likes girls and shes not a rasta, simple, is it ashame to be Bi?
@@claudiusbrown9456 anybody can wear Rasta colors, that nuh mek them Rasta, all if people look pon dem and think so.
So many tourists come to the island, lock up dem hair, and buy a Bob Marley shirt with the Rasta symbol on it Does that make them a Ras?
Furthermore, Koffee nuh owe NOBODY nuh explanation for HER sexuality. Respect.
@@BenitaSFB I totally agree with you, it's our world, Jamaica is like Dubai?? Respect 1love
@@claudiusbrown9456 like Dubai but without the oil, wealth, international spectacle and power 🤣. Jamaica is more like your typical 3rd world country always majoring in the minor.
Yall not understanding Naro's point. "Gay Dancehall Club" makes a whole lot a sense. Americans have been associating homosexuality with the Black community even to the point where we became synonymous to the LGBT community as it relates to rights and laws. Now playing dancehall music or having a dancehall setting in a gay club may seems simple to some ppl but why if the genre isn't dancehall/ reggae and as a Jamaican entity despite her sexuality would she be ok with this. This paints a picture and as Ari said "if the persons are limited", but 3/4 of the world is limited.
It's literally a club filled with Rastafarian and Black people wearing green, red, black and gold.
This is the reason why Afro Beat and Reggaeton Beating Dancehall and Reggae so bad internationally, the small minded Jamaica way are no other way is over and done with, Rihanna alone richer than our industry because she runs a business while we over here do gossiping period
Koffee is showing us rather than saying.
You all are so anti-gay and anti-change then wonder why Dancehall/Reggae is stagnant and regressing. Just last week you all were complaining about Afro-Beat taking over. This is the reason why!
exactly Naro and the funniest thing is that all those person defending Koffee being apart of that production would be the same person licking out if a open gay male jamaican dancehall artist , should be dress like sam smith doing reggae/ dancehall.Koffee career would still be great even if she didn’t do that song.
About rasta that wasn't culture check u facts mama
So what was it?
I don’t think this is a culture argument. People like Shebada are part of dancehall culture. The ownership of the art is what’s missing. If Koffee made a song professing her love for a woman she would identify her fan base and be considered authentic. Just like Shenseea they don’t want to take the risk of losing followers so they are tip toeing around. But they are willing to jump for a collab with regular foreign artist not even as popular as them. That’s the sell out part.
Correction..shebada is NOT apart of dancehall culture.
From the start I see this round table discussion is fixed! Down to the time code of this video... Foota gwaan do your ting. Good Over Evil! St8 we seh 100% Stop playing smart like unu get pay from Babylon.
COFFEE☕️tun HORLICKS (HER-LICKS) 🍵.COFFEE didn’t come out of the CLOSET👖,COFFEE came out of the TEA-POT lol☕️🫖
Lol🤣🤣
@@Timelesstv876 🤣🤣🤣
From what I see in this video she is fully out of the box, foota will be over the moon now.